he was the one that you met when you were nineteen

that's actually the tail end of  a quote from Simone deBeauvoir.  She said "Why one man rather than another?  It was odd.  You find yourself involved with a fellow for life just because he was the one you met when you were nineteen."

Yes, I know I'm reaching with the blog titles- but I made a commitment, and (dang it) I will see it through!

I actually joined teacher pop weeks ago, I just haven't done anything with it.  So today I left lovely Ms. Tiffany Allemand (seriously, she is like the sweetest most-soft spoken person I've ever met!) a comment and posted a blog.  I am a huge fan of the blog- but it is hard to keep my myspace blog updated (of course it will probably move to wordpress or somewhere soon).  I have been thinking a lot about education b/c I'm entrenched in my home work assignments and field placements.  Of course I can through my thoughts onto my blog, but my friends aren't big into the education field, they are all SAHMs and it doesn't reach them-- gotta remember to consider your audience, right?  So I like that when I have blogs about my thoughts on education I have an education blog.  So that is FANTASTIC.  Plus, any one can read it where as my myspace blog is so private it practically has an iron chastity belt...

As far as other social networks are concerned... I love the Kidd Kradick morning show, his show has been playing in my hometown for about 3 years.  They are fantastic.  They have set up their own social network: www.kiddnation.com.  It's sort of the same concept as myspace.  But not as interesting as the show.  

Social networking is a great idea, but SO addictive.  However, I'm really loving TeacherPop, I guess right now it fits my interests the most.